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TJA1010 - Octal Low Side Driver OLSD

General Description

The TJA1010 is an octal low side driver for relays in automotive applications.

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Key Features

  • Eight independent low side drivers.
  • Small outline/medium power package for surface mounting, SO28 (20 + 4 + 4).
  • Serial input control by writing to internal shift register.
  • Overvoltage clamping for each driver.
  • Each driver protected against short-circuited load.
  • Undervoltage shutdown.
  • All logic pins CMOS microcontroller compatible.
  • Standby mode for minimum current consumption.
  • Two status outputs indicating short-cir.

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INTEGRATED CIRCUITS DATA SHEET TJA1010 Octal Low Side Driver (OLSD) Preliminary specification File under Integrated Circuits, IC18 1998 Feb 09 Philips Semiconductors Preliminary specification Octal Low Side Driver (OLSD) FEATURES • Eight independent low side drivers • Small outline/medium power package for surface mounting, SO28 (20 + 4 + 4) • Serial input control by writing to internal shift register • Overvoltage clamping for each driver • Each driver protected against short-circuited load • Undervoltage shutdown • All logic pins CMOS microcontroller compatible • Standby mode for minimum current consumption • Two status outputs indicating short-circuited load and open load respectively at any driver stage • Channel selective diagnostic information available by reading from internal sh